The camp offers hands-on opportunities in robotics, coding, app development, and engineering, powered by collaborations with Vex and MIT, creating an environment for kids to invent, learn, and collaborate in ways that feel like play.
The Robo Hub's MIT App Inventor camp allows kids in grades 1-9 to build their own Android and iPhone applications. Younger campers (grades 3-5) engage in creative coding challenges like StoryGPT, blending imagination with AI concepts. Older campers delve into advanced projects directly from MIT's library, developing functional apps. By the end of the week, participants will have a working app and enhanced confidence in bringing their ideas to fruition. The camp emphasizes hands-on STEM education in a traditional camp setting, incorporating daily outdoor activities and team-building exercises. Campers gain real tech experience and take home their projects. The program is designed to make learning robotics, AI, and technology enjoyable for children.
A typical day includes drop-off at 9:00 AM, a morning meeting, two STEM blocks with a snack break in between, outdoor time, lunch, another STEM block, an afternoon meeting, and pack up for pick up at 3:30 PM.
This camp is best for children who enjoy hands-on learning, creative problem-solving, and are interested in robotics, AI, and app development.
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